Ghana FA Spokesperson, Henry Asante Twum has given a hint on when the next Black Stars new head coach is going to be announced and further explained why it has kept long till date.
The Ghana's senior men national team have been without a substantive coach since the resignation of Otto Addo after suffering a group stage eviction at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
The country's highest football governing body have been on the lookout since with lots of applications from coaches worldwide.
Amongst coaches that have exhibited strong interest in the job include current Technical Advisor Chris Hughton and Kwesi Appiah who is seeking for a third spell with the four time African champions.
In an interview on Akoma FM in Kumasi, Henry Asante Twum has disclosed they were to name a new coach last month but the decision had to delay since the appointment isn't only their responsibility and will have to involve the Ministry before a conclusion is arrived, reason they are still yet to announce.
"If the appointment of a Black Stars coach was to be the responsibility of the FA alone, it would have been done easily.
But in this case, it is a long process of talks with all stakeholders."
"Even after speaking to the coach, the FA will have to meet and inform the ministry, discuss salary, and agree on a figure, reverse to the coach to renegotiate. These processes sometimes delay the appointment."
"Yes, the announcement has been delayed, in the minds of the FA we were thinking of naming the coach latest by the end of January but that did not happen."
"A lot of discussions are ongoing between the ministry and the FA. I cannot give a specific time or day to that effect but very soon when talks are concluded, we will name the next coach for the Black Stars." He concluded
